Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-25

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E.ks HVu1A - ma ssossl Psssaps,.
vUosAsaoo Of l9rstLi eaNosa.
S6nnsA. Juuo q IA adjourued meet.
wooGu Woe held Lea evening, with
IhboGo present. The committee on
j. eoDogeod purChasing one large hag,
- - snall hssa q 800 yards Of
n1lnG Oll
"a ~ oGaesR q buildine Q sable By II. w.
q noouolml1GA q Filth and Union street.
3 - ru1Dgss1 b the highway committee with
tsoUW essG
GUnnm Wo rsosived from residents Of
& uno s1rooe asking thas Plane street be
s. 1noa noetA - Mill stfssl which wss re.
nBoa hoek TO The potitiooers toe correction.
' Iuoneaoas Was Fsesived 10 opso Blunston
III irIs1 ~ - 70 loth South Ninth street,
- CAWyy 70 Uaioo, % that . number Of
"a nnM oposaa1ons an b commenced.
's1 IODolSoa w. reoeived askins tbat pave
n ons - put down On the west side Of Eighth
60 iro0 Chestnut 70 IN alley, and on
II - eide Of Chestnut from 9Th to prop
& 60 q Jooeph Eckman /; also Q street cross
- r south edo Of Chestnut street at s.h. The
Il Dloposty owners were instructed to have
& - povomsats put down within sixty days.
Al ordinance Was adopted relating to the
e 1opning q Linden and Cedar streets, and
! ollsy G. TIE releases have been obtained
Aom ownsrA.
o. o. Kau6msn, ssq., requested that coal
4 a lamp b piaCed ct Fifth and Chestnut
4 UitoeA
A resolution va adopted to have census
q Ne borough taken under the direction and
Unpoevisiou Of the councils to have . full
om0 co9rect statement of the manufacturing
I'd other business plsoes and setting forth
~ natural and acquired fscilities offered by
s. - town for the location Of new industries OF
n "a kinda The Secretary was instructed to
I aaveftise for bids and report st the next
nooting.
Oollscsor Duttsnbofsr presented list of
exonsfatioos and requested that his time be
sxtsndsd to make up his duplicate. The
s ~ next meeting.
3 The Law and ordinance committs were in
steucssd 70 prepare an ordinance relating TO
~ height Of awnings, wires, etc.
Bills paid and adjourned.
1sechsrs were Elected.
TIE school board held IN adjourned meet.
Ing lest night for the purpose Of electing
toschen Of the public schools for the next
Y term. when all members were present The
eleseioo was - follows: High School De-
partmsnt- Principal, Mis Mary e. Welsh |;
osjsaant Flora NJ. PfoutL Grammar School
Department-vice principal, Miss Beckie J.
SAurber first sssistant Emma M
0chroeder; second assistant, Sarah V. Paine
Secondary Department - First division,
nrst. Lille J. Baker second, M. Lille Ste.
vsoson; third, Harry F. Zsrger. Second
division, fourth, Lille q. Smith dfth, Annie
h Hinkle; sixth, Clara J. Leamsu seventh,
Annie B. Hershey. Primary department
First division, first, Margaret H. Purple
second, Emma Mcdowell third, EMILY NJ
Oberiin; fourth, Frances Cristy fifth,
Callis J. Wills; sixth, Maize 8. vii.
liams. Second division, seventh, Lille
6teinheiser; eighth, Emma Hess ninth,
Mary Tile; tenth, Dslilah Glssfelter
eleventh, May l. Briner twelfth, Grace A
Folk thirteenth, Violetsa Eyde ;fourteenth
ArytIla IL Beam Fifth street schools-gram
~ mar, Katie 3. Patterson primary Charles
Sweeney. One additional normal school va
established, and the following teachers wer
elected Fifteenth, Lille Si0ad and Msggi
McMsnus sixteenth, Maggie Hougendobls
and Belle Mccullough.
BsoeHts Paid to Rsilsoadsrs.
The voluntary relief department OF thu
Pennsylvania rsilroad has issued the state
msnt for May, showing that the following
Columbia employees have received benefits
For accident, seven employees, $si SO fo
sickness. sixteen employees Sl76 60; tots
amount paid, s26l.lO. John T. Hall, mem
ber Of division No 143, Order of Railway
Conductors, died few months ago, and BIZ
widow received this week check for g, 500
Religious Pointa
Rev. w. q. TomlinsoD, Of Harrisburg, viii
occupy the pulpit Of the Church OF God on
Sunday quarterly love feast In the Metho
dit church Sunday morning no services in
the Second street Lutheran church on Sun
day, - y number Of the congregation will &c
to Wrightsvills In the morning to attend the
installation services OF the new minister Of
the Lutheran church services on Sunday
In the Sunday school room of the new
United Brethren church.
Assaulted His Wife.
John Wesley, oolored, was arrested for Al
ssult and battery ON his wife. He had
hsasing before Squire Solly, paying costs
and Was discharged.
Lowande's Mexican Pavilion will be II
town for four days, commencing Tuesday
June 18th. The show will occupy tn
grounds near the Reading round house.
Ralph Johns, . nine. .month-old son o
henry John, died yesterday afternoon from
cholsra infantum. The funeral will be held
On Monday afternoon interment at Iron
vile.
Il. f. Yergey returned home last evening
from trip through Ksnsas, Nebraska and
other Western states.
The Columbia Mennerchor will parade on
Fourth of July morning The members vii
meet at O'Clock on the morning OF the
Fourth.
fHssfsssr RAILWAY SxrsxsIOx.
Reasd Tsips Espsctsa 70 Bs Made Early II
Next 0onth.
The Lancaster City Street Railway com
pany u rapidly approaching the completion
Of the extension OF their line The cars ar
running on North Duke street from Walnut